The Tipsy Egret began as a natural extension of West Falmouth Market — a place where wine and spirits aren’t separate from everyday life, but part of it. Built out of the Market’s shelves, conversations, and long days behind the counter, it reflects how people actually shop and enjoy: casually, curiously, and often on the way to something else.

At its core, The Tipsy Egret is about approachability. It takes the guesswork out of choosing a bottle and replaces it with a more grounded perspective — what’s worth bringing home, what pairs well with the moment, and what simply tastes good without overthinking it. It’s also a place to learn — whether that’s discovering new wines, exploring spirits, or finding options you might not have picked up otherwise.

Shaped by the rhythm of the Market… morning coffee, afternoon rushes, and evenings preparing for gatherings — it carries the same sensibility: thoughtful, reliable, and rooted in community. It’s less about collecting and more about opening, sharing, and coming back for the next one.

History of Greenwing Wines

Greenwing Wines is a relatively new label, but it comes from serious pedigree. The brand is part of The Duckhorn Portfolio, a well-established California-based wine group known for building accessible, premium-driven brands across the U.S. West Coast. When you think of Duckhorn, it’s easy to land on the familiar — Decoy, their well-known Cabernet, or classic Sauvignon Blanc. But the portfolio runs much deeper. With standout labels like Calera and Migration, Duckhorn has built a collection that spans some of the most respected wines across the West.

Expansion into Oregon — The Current Chapter

In 2025, Greenwing expanded beyond Washington into Willamette Valley — one of the most respected cool-climate wine regions in the U.S.

This marked a major shift:

• Introduction of Pinot Noir (2024 Vintage)

• Introduction of Pinot Grigio (2025 Vintage)

• Broader focus on West Coast diversity rather than a single region

The move was intentional — Willamette Valley is globally known for Pinot Noir thanks to its cool nights, long growing season, and volcanic soils, which produce wines with freshness and balance.

Greenwing 2024 Pinot Noir

There’s a quiet depth to this one — built on bright red fruit, soft spice, and the kind of structure that doesn’t demand too much of you. The Willamette Valley shows through in its balance: cool-climate freshness with just enough weight to carry it into the evening.

Tasting Notes: Bright and expressive with aromas of cherry, raspberry, and a touch of wild strawberry. On the palate, soft tannins carry notes of red plum, subtle spice, and a hint of earth, finishing smooth with a light, lingering warmth.

Greenwing 2025 Pinot Grigio

Lighter, sharper, and made for the warmer side of the season. This Pinot Grigio leans into crisp fruit and clean acidity, with a refreshing edge that keeps it moving from first sip to last.

It’s an easy companion — best pulled from the fridge, poured cold, and enjoyed without much thought. The kind of wine that finds its place at the center of long afternoons and unplanned gatherings.

Tasting Notes: Crisp and refreshing with notes of green apple, pear, and citrus zest. A clean line of acidity runs through the palate, complemented by a subtle minerality and a bright, dry finish.

About the Artist

The Greenwing label features an original feather illustration by New York artist Nicolas V. Sanchez, inspired by the green-winged teal duck native to the Pacific Northwest. His work has appeared in VOGUE Italia, Vanity Fair, and New York Magazine, with exhibitions spanning the United States, China, and Italy —bringing a refined, editorial edge to the bottle. Which if you know anything about us, a pretty bottle never hurts when shopping.

Why Buy It From the Market —

There’s a difference between grabbing a bottle and bringing one home from the Market.

Everything we carry is selected with intention—wines we’ve tasted, trust, and would open ourselves. It’s a focused selection that takes out the guesswork.

Add in a quick recommendation or pairing, and it becomes more than a purchase— it’s a better way to choose your next bottle.